About 30 years ago, needles washed up on the shores of five East Coast beaches, raising awareness of the need for biohazardous waste control. This eventually led to governments adopting regulating criteria for generators for medical waste disposal. Fast forward to the present, when emerging viruses like Ebola and COVID-19 create public concerns about disease transmission and the particular handling necessary for biohazard waste disposal. Given these issues, it is more vital than ever for healthcare personnel to understand how to properly manage and dispose of biohazardous medical waste.
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